We laugh at danger and break all the rules.

Another good helmet cam edit! What is the world coming to!

Trail looks awesome. Filmed in Pembina valley, Manitoba Canada.

This is Aussie.

A quick edit from our local trails of an arvo a few weeks back. Good times.

He is Carson Storch, the cyclist. I am Gunnar, the cinematographer. Together we share our passion of mountain biking through the art of film. Trigger Vision presents Carson Storch’s 2010 bike season. After multiple months of work we have finished our final piece and as life hits us beneath the knees we know it has been a long and exciting run. In a few days we will part ways as I head off to college and he finishes high school and pursues his passion for bikes. Who knows where life will take us next but until then enjoy the shots we captured this summer.

Did you get all that? Nah.. me neither. But there are some big loopy 3s and an amazing looking trail in here which is what we like!

Amateur DH Track Slowmo – 2009 U.S. National Champs from Litter Mag on Vimeo.

Cool slow-mo edit posted by Littermag today previewing the US nationals DH amateur course. After watching this I am super keen to see the elite course. One of the riders in the edit is Australia’s own Jared Graves ripping along for yeti.  However, the best part of this for me is watching the bikes work in slow mo, you can really see the suspension soaking up the hits and the riders shifting their weight. Pretty cool. Oh yeah, pretty sure it’s Graves boosting that long double. Looks like an awesome course.

Two days to go to see if Palm can upset the favourites!

Fort William 2009 Round 4 from Sean Anderson on Vimeo.

This contest was in June so it’s old news. I’m really just posting it ‘cos I love the quality of this edit and the Fort William course is amazing. I’ve been to Nevis Range but never to ride the course. It looks so fast this year.  Oh yeah….. some of Australia and the world’s best DHers are on show for a bonus.

Credit the edit to seanandersonfilms.com